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Attractive advertising material and games for your classroom or any other German-related events
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Poster "Why German?"
This poster for your classroom presents ten great reasons to learn German and motivates your students! For example, German is a language of commerce.
Broshure "Why German?"
Are you planning a parents' evening or open day? Then we can offer you this brochure for parents, learners of German and other interested parties. It elaborates on the ten great reasons to learn German, which one van find onthe accompanying poster.
Poster "Deutschland.kennen.lernen"
What do potatoes, football and Einstein have in common? They all represent Germany! This poster of a map of Germany with many emblematic images is perfect to brighten up your classroom and as an introduction to the German language.
In addition, you will find a QR code at the bottom that will take you and your class to the poster's complementary website. There are exciting augmented reality features to explore in the free app and several work materials for students A2 level and above are available for download.
Poster "Map of Germany"
Would you like to be able to present the geography of Germany in your lessons? Then why not use our double-sided map poster of Germany for this purpose.
Teaching Materials
The brochure of the Bildungskooperation Deutsch (BKD) is becoming more and more sustainable! At first, it served purely as information material about the work and offers of the BKD. Then it was redesigned so that it doubles as a birthday calendar for your classroom. Now there are also teaching materials for each calendar page that you can use in your lessons. Here you can download the material free of charge: didactic materials on language level A to C for children and youths.
Activities at Your School
Do you want to motivate your students to actively learn German? Then take a look at our two movement-rich games, which are explained in more detail below! We come to your school and carry out the activities with your support.
Motorway Game
The Autobahn game is a fun and interactive way to introduce students to the language and culture of Germany. The game is especially suitable as an introduction to a new foreign language, but also for beginners as support and motivation on their further learning path. It is also a great way to show students who are in the process of deciding which foreign language to choose how much fun German can be.
During the game, the students travel all over Germany and get to know different German cities through numerous stations spread throughout the school building. At each station, they have to answer questions, solve riddles or complete other tasks and, along the way, learn many interesting facts about the respective city they are "travelling" to. Upon successful completion of the station, the pupils receive a stamp. There are a total of 15 stations where different faculties are challenged, a lot is learned about Germany and the Germans, and points are collected. At the end, the official points table shows who has travelled the German motorway and cities the fastest and most skilfully, and the winners can look forward to a small reward.
Two native speakers will be available as game leaders and at least one teacher will be needed for support.
Target group:
Pupils of primary and secondary schools with and without knowledge of German.
Minimum number:
60 pupils
Maximum number:
120 pupils
Duration:
approx. 120 minutes
Set-up:
approx. 90 minutes
Would you like to see for yourself how it works? Then take a look at this YouTube video.
The Escape Room "Agent Deutschland" was designed by the experienced game developers Maria Lahdenranta and Jan Quilitzsch and provides a lot of excitement and fun while speaking German and learning new things about Germany. First, a briefcase with the puzzles is handed out to each team. The students learn the background story here: a secret service agent (cover name "Agent Germany") has left this briefcase as an entrance exam for future special agents. Inside the briefcase are many items that contain fun facts about Germany; including the following topics: Inventions, important historical figures, interesting regional traditions, celebrities and soccer. At the end of each puzzle, a solution word must be written down that leads to the next puzzle. Which team will manage to open the secret cryptex (the final hiding place) first, and can find the secret "final solution word"?
Duration:
approx. 40 minutes
Orders (posters) and registration (games)
In Madrid: bkd-madrid@goethe.de
If your school is located in Andalusia, Asturias, Basque Country, Castilla la Mancha, Castilla y Léon, Comunidad de Madrid, Extremadura, Galicia, Cantabria, Canary Islands, Ceuta or Melilla, you belong to the affiliation area of the Goethe-Institut Barcelona and please send the form to: bkd-barcelona@goethe.de
This poster for your classroom presents ten great reasons to learn German and motivates your students! For example, German is a language of commerce.
Broshure "Why German?"
Are you planning a parents' evening or open day? Then we can offer you this brochure for parents, learners of German and other interested parties. It elaborates on the ten great reasons to learn German, which one van find onthe accompanying poster.
Poster "Deutschland.kennen.lernen"
What do potatoes, football and Einstein have in common? They all represent Germany! This poster of a map of Germany with many emblematic images is perfect to brighten up your classroom and as an introduction to the German language.
In addition, you will find a QR code at the bottom that will take you and your class to the poster's complementary website. There are exciting augmented reality features to explore in the free app and several work materials for students A2 level and above are available for download.
Poster "Map of Germany"
Would you like to be able to present the geography of Germany in your lessons? Then why not use our double-sided map poster of Germany for this purpose.
Teaching Materials
The brochure of the Bildungskooperation Deutsch (BKD) is becoming more and more sustainable! At first, it served purely as information material about the work and offers of the BKD. Then it was redesigned so that it doubles as a birthday calendar for your classroom. Now there are also teaching materials for each calendar page that you can use in your lessons. Here you can download the material free of charge: didactic materials on language level A to C for children and youths.
Activities at Your School
Do you want to motivate your students to actively learn German? Then take a look at our two movement-rich games, which are explained in more detail below! We come to your school and carry out the activities with your support.
Motorway Game
The Autobahn game is a fun and interactive way to introduce students to the language and culture of Germany. The game is especially suitable as an introduction to a new foreign language, but also for beginners as support and motivation on their further learning path. It is also a great way to show students who are in the process of deciding which foreign language to choose how much fun German can be.
During the game, the students travel all over Germany and get to know different German cities through numerous stations spread throughout the school building. At each station, they have to answer questions, solve riddles or complete other tasks and, along the way, learn many interesting facts about the respective city they are "travelling" to. Upon successful completion of the station, the pupils receive a stamp. There are a total of 15 stations where different faculties are challenged, a lot is learned about Germany and the Germans, and points are collected. At the end, the official points table shows who has travelled the German motorway and cities the fastest and most skilfully, and the winners can look forward to a small reward.
Two native speakers will be available as game leaders and at least one teacher will be needed for support.
Target group:
Pupils of primary and secondary schools with and without knowledge of German.
Minimum number:
60 pupils
Maximum number:
120 pupils
Duration:
approx. 120 minutes
Set-up:
approx. 90 minutes
Would you like to see for yourself how it works? Then take a look at this YouTube video.
The Escape Room "Agent Deutschland" was designed by the experienced game developers Maria Lahdenranta and Jan Quilitzsch and provides a lot of excitement and fun while speaking German and learning new things about Germany. First, a briefcase with the puzzles is handed out to each team. The students learn the background story here: a secret service agent (cover name "Agent Germany") has left this briefcase as an entrance exam for future special agents. Inside the briefcase are many items that contain fun facts about Germany; including the following topics: Inventions, important historical figures, interesting regional traditions, celebrities and soccer. At the end of each puzzle, a solution word must be written down that leads to the next puzzle. Which team will manage to open the secret cryptex (the final hiding place) first, and can find the secret "final solution word"?
Duration:
approx. 40 minutes
Orders (posters) and registration (games)
In Madrid: bkd-madrid@goethe.de
If your school is located in Andalusia, Asturias, Basque Country, Castilla la Mancha, Castilla y Léon, Comunidad de Madrid, Extremadura, Galicia, Cantabria, Canary Islands, Ceuta or Melilla, you belong to the affiliation area of the Goethe-Institut Barcelona and please send the form to: bkd-barcelona@goethe.de
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